Got any NJGF plumbers in house here?

 

I've been in process of finishing my basement, i've already completed the interior french drain, and now I am to the point where I need to start the rough in plumbing for the bathroom.

 

I am more than capable of getting all the work done, I'm very handy - but when it comes to being up to snuff with NJ plumbing code requirements I do not know much.

 

running the pipes under the slab isnt much of an issue as venting requirements are, I need to know if my current vents in the area can be tied in to, how many appliances on a single vent, wet venting requirements, additional vents needed , enlarging current vents, and the best way to configure, ..... etc etc.

 

The new bathroom is basically almost on top of the main waste line under the slab, i've already started digging out the main pipe.

 

below are some pictures of what im doing, basically - if anybody is really familiar with NJ plumbing code and could stop by my place in woodbridge and explain some particulars to me i'd really appreciate it. I would be willing to compensate for your time as long as reasonable.

 

 

 

I am not a plumber but I can recommend a good one to you. Do you have a single family home?

Yah, single family ranch.

 

I've already had plumbers come in for some quotes to test the water. They range between $1000-$3000 to come in for 2 hours and glue some PVC together.

 

I will be doing all work myself, I just need a knowledgeable person to give me some specifications on some things.

yes, contact shane foster plumbing. he is a forum member. username Brisco

 

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/14522-plumbing-hydronic-heating/

As an architect this is where I advise you to file for a permit.

 

After that all your venting will be 1-1/2 pvc and you should have no problem tieing them into existing vents. Depending on how the house is plumbed, make sure you aren't venting anything in the basement into a 3" VTR that is also serving as a drain for a toilet above. AKA never vent into something that has crap coming down from above.

Yah, single family ranch.

 

I've already had plumbers come in for some quotes to test the water. They range between $1000-$3000 to come in for 2 hours and glue some PVC together.

 

I will be doing all work myself, I just need a knowledgeable person to give me some specifications on some things.

if you are getting permits and you should, you need to draw a riser diagram and he will tell you if it is to code, his job is to help you.

Permit was already pulled earlier this year, just started getting around to it now.

yes, contact shane foster plumbing. he is a forum member. username Brisco

 

http://njgunforums.c...dronic-heating/

 

thanks maks i will contact him

Yes, I am a licensed plumber and I will send you a PM